Milk or cream is used in many of the most popular bubble tea flavors so there's a high chance that the boba you're drinking at any given time is both a bubble tea and a milk tea. So, why is it ...

but warned that bubble tea (which contains sugar, milk and non-dairy creamer) could actually increase the risk of chronic diseases. Non-dairy creamer is a milk substitute that contains trans fat ...

OLD CITY - A giant bubble tea beckons outside he Bubble Tea Room in Old City. Inside you'll find Juan Li whipping up more ...

Herrine Ro: Vancouver, British Columbia, is known for its boba. Bubble tea, pearls ... Herrine: And then the options are caramel milk tea, milk tea, coconut milk, or ginger milk.

Prepare boba ... tea, milk, or juice. 3. Stir and enjoy. 1. Combine water & sugar (and matcha, if using) in a pan on the stove over medium heat until just bubbling. 2. Shut off heat & add in half the ...

From the makers of Middle Tennessee festival favorite E&E Boba comes a new brick-and-mortar bubble tea store offering homemade ... Though they're no longer here, Kongsaysy says their Thai mom ...

Whether you order boba or bubble tea, you may be wondering if there's actually a difference between the two. It turns out there is.